how does the mechanism of production of sounds in birds differ from that in human beings?
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The mechanism of producing sound in birds differ from that in human beings because birds have a ring of cartilage called syrinx in their windpipe they use it in their voice Box to produce sound but in human beings there is a vocal chords or larynx which help us to produce sound.
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birds have a ring of cartilage named syrinx in their windpipe they use it in their voice box to produce sound but in human beings there is a vocal chords which help us to produce sound.
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